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Armis Unveils Industry’s First End-to-End Risk-Based Vulnerability Lifecycle Management Across the Extended Asset Attack Surface

Armis, the leading unified asset intelligence platform, today announced Armis Asset Vulnerability Management (AVM), the only solution for risk-based vulnerability management that enables organizations to prioritize mitigation efforts across the entire asset attack surface, including IT, OT, ICS, IoMT, IIoT, Cloud and cellular-IoT, managed or unmanaged. This solution strengthens the Armis Platform which provides unified asset visibility and superior security across the extended attack surface.

Geopolitical instability associated with the Russian invasion of Ukraine, along with ongoing U.S. and North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) aid to Ukraine’s defense efforts, has dramatically increased the possibility of cyberattacks against organizations operating in the U.S. and NATO-aligned countries. Therefore organizations must scale their ability to handle the growing number of vulnerabilities and threats that are putting their assets at risk.

However, today’s organizations are overwhelmed by the number of different assets connected to their networks, and the severe vulnerabilities discovered almost on a daily basis. They are struggling to manage vulnerable assets at scale. With the time it takes to exploit a new vulnerability dropping rapidly, combined with the lack of visibility into the asset attack surface, security and IT operations teams simply cannot address vulnerabilities as quickly as needed.

“Effective vulnerability lifecycle management requires full visibility into the extended attack surface, and understanding the criticality of each asset to the business,” said Yevgeny Dibrov, CEO & Co-Founder, Armis. “With Armis AVM, customers can prioritize mitigation efforts across all assets, according to their criticality to the business, and optimize the use of limited resources to minimize exposure.”

Only with Armis’s Asset Vulnerability Management (AVM) solution and our award-winning Asset Intelligence Platform can they see all their associated levels of risk exposure across their entire enterprise.  No other firm offers the rich asset intelligence and context that Armis provides.

Armis will be demonstrating this and other new capabilities at RSA Conference at booth #951 South Hall in San Francisco (June 6-9, 2022)

Armis Asset Vulnerability Management (AVM) is an add-on module that addresses the full vulnerability management lifecycle, beyond vulnerability scanning, calculating the risk for each asset, to help customers prioritize and manage their mitigation efforts.

Armis AVM provides:

  • A complete, accurate view of all assets and vulnerabilities in your environment, including managed and unmanaged assets
  • Risk-based Prioritization based on the asset criticality and the severity of the vulnerabilities, to focus on what matters most.
  • Security automation and orchestration to reduce mean time to remediation (MTTR)
  • A full vulnerability management lifecycle to track mitigation efforts over time with out-of-the-box reports and dashboards

The Armis Asset Intelligence Platform enables enterprises the ability to see and control their full cyber asset attack surface. By providing complete asset discovery, real time cyber vulnerability and threat intelligence, and highlighting critical assets that should be prioritized, Armis enables enterprises to quickly hone in on the assets that put their operations at risk, prioritize mitigation efforts to better manage their attack surface, and improve their overall risk posture.

Armis customers are from across all verticals and segments including governments, state, local, education (SLED), healthcare, critical infrastructure providers (CIP), and organizations such as Colgate Palmolive, the NHS, Allegro Microsystems, Nestle, Reckitt, Mondalez, PepsiCo, IBM, DocuSign, the Booking Group, John Muir Health, Brookfield Properties, McKesson, Takeda Pharmaceuticals, AT&T, Florida State University, MTR Elizabeth Line, and many more.

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Polyethylene Glycol Market Revenue To Reach $6,909.6 Million by 2030, says P&S Intelligence

 

According to the market research study published by P&S Intelligence, in 2021, the polyethylene glycol market was worth $4,534.8 million, which will increase at a 4.8% CAGR from 2021 to 2030, to reach $6,909.6 million. The growing consumption of polyethylene glycol (PEG) as a specialty solvent and surface-active agent in shampoos, creams & lotions, toothpastes, conditioners, deodorants, lipsticks, soaps, bath oils, and detergents is the key factor driving the market.

The APAC polyethylene glycol market has seen significant expansion in recent decades because of the rising demand for water-based paints, coatings, and inks in the construction sector; therefore, it currently has the largest share. Furthermore, the rise of the paper industry in India and China is predicted to enhance the requirement for the chemical, which is used as a color stabilizer in ceramics and paper.

Additionally, the hydraulic fracturing technology has expanded the production of unconventional resources, including shale gas and tight oil, thus improving the access to the petrochemicals used in PEG and open up market opportunities.

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PEG 400 Holds Largest Share in Market

PEG 400 holds the largest share in the polyethylene glycol market, and it will grow at a 5% CAGR in the coming years. This is mainly because this variant has a low molecular weight and not as toxic. It is also hydrophilic, which means it is ideal for boosting the solubility and bioavailability of drugs that are not adequately water-soluble.

Medical Sector Offers Largest Application Area for PEG

In 2021, the medical category held the largest share in the market. PEG is used as a solvent, dispensing agent, and delivery liquid for pharmaceuticals and ointments, as well as a tablet filler and suppository base in ophthalmic solutions and for curing constipation. Furthermore, the use of PEG, rather than monoethylene glycol, in the pharmaceutical sector is expected to have a favorable impact on the market.

North America Holds Significant Share

North America holds around 30% revenue share of the polyethylene glycol market, owing to the high production of crude oil. As per the U.S. Energy Information Administration, the present per-day production of crude oil in the country is approximately 11 million barrels. PEG usage is also being driven by the substantial expansion of the cosmetics and personal care sectors in the U.S. and Canada. Customers’ rising requirement for multifunctional personal care products and the increasing employed population are driving growth in the cosmetics and personal care industry in the continent.

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Companies Engaged in Various Strategic Developments to Increase Market Share

To maintain a competitive edge, major companies in the polyethylene glycol market are engaging in several strategic activities. For example:

  • Clariant announced the launch of a range of Vita 100% bio-based PEGs and surfactants in February 2021.

Polyethylene Glycol Market Segmentation Analysis

By Form

  • Opaque Liquid
  • White Wax Solid
  • Flake/Powder

By Grade

  • PEG 200
  • PEG 300
  • PEG 400
  • PEG 400 FCC Grade
  • PEG 3350
  • PEG 4000
  • PEG 6000

By Application

  • Medical
  • Construction & Infrastructure
  • Industrial
  • Personal Care

By Region

  • North America
    • U.S.
    • Canada
  • Europe
    • U.K.
    • Germany
    • France
    • Spain
    • Italy
  • Asia-Pacific
    • China
    • India
    • Japan
    • Australia
    • South Korea
  • Latin America
    • Brazil
    • Mexico
  • Middle East and Africa
    • Saudi Arabia
    • South Africa

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HD Hyundai’s Avikus becomes the world’s first to make transoceanic voyage using its autonomous navigation technology

 

Avikus, a subsidiary of HD Hyundai (former Hyundai Heavy Industries Group), has successfully carried out autonomous navigation of a large ship across the ocean, becoming the first company in the world to accomplish such a feat.

Together with SK Shipping, Avikus, which specializes in autonomous navigation, announced that it had successfully completed autonomous navigation of PRISM COURAGE,” a 180,000 square-meter ultra-large LNG carrier, equipped with HiNAS 2.0, Avikus’ Level 2 autonomous navigation solution.

The PRISM COURAGE departed from the Freeport on the southern coast of the Gulf of Mexico on May 1, passed through the Panama Canal, and finally arrived at the Boryeong LNG Terminal in South Chungcheong Province in Korea after 33 days. The vessel sailed half of roughly 20,000 kilometers in total distance.

HiNAS 2.0 creates optimal routes and speeds based on Hyundai Global Service’s Integrated Smartship Solution. Its artificial intelligence recognizes the surrounding environment – weather and wave heights – and nearby ships, and then controls the vessel’s steering commands in real-time. The Level 2 technology can control and operate the ship in addition to the functions of recognition and judgment.

In this test crossing, the PRISM COURAGE equipped with HiNAS 2.0 was operated autonomously on the optimal routes, increasing the fuel efficiency by around 7 percent while reducing greenhouse gas emissions by about 5 percent. Also, the system accurately recognized the locations of nearby ships to avoid collision about 100 times.

This voyage was conducted under real-time monitoring of the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) and the Korea Register of Shipping to verify the performance and stability of the technology. Avikus plans to commercialize HiNAS 2.0 within this year after receiving a certification from ABS for the results of this self-propelled ocean crossing.

Autonomous navigation technology is drawing attention as an innovative technology for future maritime mobility, solving workforce shortages in the maritime transportation industry, reduce pollutants, and improve safety by completely removing the possibility of human errors.

Avikus CEO Do-hyeong Lim said, “It is meaningful to we successfully tested the Level 2 system. We will lead innovation by upgrading autonomous navigation solutions not only for large merchant ships but also for small leisure boats.”

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ALIMENTATION COUCHE-TARD TO ROLL OUT “SMART CHECKOUT” TO MORE THAN 7,000 CIRCLE K AND COUCHE-TARD STORES ACROSS GLOBAL NETWORK USING MASHGIN’S AI-POWERED TECHNOLOGY

 

Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. (TSX: ATD) (“Couche-Tard”) one of the world’s largest convenience retailers, today announced it will deploy more than 10,000 Mashgin Touchless Checkout Systems branded as “Smart Checkout,” to over 7,000 of its Circle K and Couche-Tard stores during the next three years. The AI-powered self-checkout system developed by Mashgin will improve customer checkout times as much as 400%, driving customer experience forward while allowing store staff to focus their time on helping customers. View a short video of the Circle K Smart Checkout experience here.

The agreement with Mashgin launches the global deployment of the pioneering system, and represents one of the largest scale expansions of computer vision-powered checkout technology to date. It builds upon the successful deployment of Mashgin across nearly 500 Circle K locations in the U.S. and Sweden since 2020, as well as at Couche-Tard’s retail innovation lab store on the campus of McGill University in Montreal.

Referred to as “Smart Checkout” in Circle K and Couche-Tard stores, the Mashgin Touchless Checkout System is a compact countertop device that fits easily into the existing store layout. It uses computer vision to recognize items presented from virtually any angle and instantly ring them up in a single transaction. Customers place their items on the Mashgin Touchless Checkout System, which uses cameras to ring up everything in under a second. There is no need to download an app or find and scan barcodes; shoppers simply put items down, pay as they normally would, and are on their way in as little as 10 seconds – eight times faster than traditional self-checkout.

“We’re committed to investing in and scaling technology that sets a new standard for convenience with our customers and advances our mission to make our customers’ lives a little easier every day,” said Magnus Tägtström, Vice President, Global Innovation at Couche-Tard. “The Smart Checkout system powered by Mashgin’s game-changing technology shortens lines, improves the customer experience and frees up our teams to focus on helping our customers. We look forward to introducing this new platform to stores across our network.”

Mashgin Chief Technology Officer and co-founder, Mukul Dhankar stated, “Mashgin’s core technology represents a major breakthrough in the world of artificial intelligence. By reinforcing computer vision models with three-dimensional data, we are able to reach 99.9% accuracy when ringing items. This innovation also allows the system to easily differentiate between different sizes of items with a similar appearance, and also makes it flexible enough to recognize grab-and-go foods like pizza or roller grill items that may look slightly different each time. Another key component to our technology is its ability to learn new objects in less than a minute and sync that data across stores, making it possible to set up a new store in under an hour.”

Surveys of first-time Mashgin users at deployed Circle K locations show that 80% of those customers prefer Mashgin to traditional forms of checkout and self-checkout. Recent updates to the system to allow cash use, fuel purchase and key loyalty programs like Sip & Save have driven customer adoption. At some Circle K stores, Smart Checkout has already become customers’ favorite way to transact.

“We’ve been hearing great feedback from our customers in the stores where Smart Checkout has been introduced, and it’s easy to see why. Mashgin’s platform is incredibly simple to use and highly intuitive for customers,” said Alex Miller, Executive Vice President Operations, North America, and Global Commercial Optimization for Couche-Tard. “Through this agreement, I am convinced that we will scale a great tool that makes it easy for our customers and team members, saving time and putting our customers and people first in our global operations.”

Mashgin has processed over 36 million transactions to date and can be found in over 800 locations, including, Circle K and other convenience store chains, airports, Fortune 500 companies, and over 30 iconic U.S. sports stadiums and entertainment venues.

“Our vision has always been to make people’s lives better and give them back more time in their day,” said Abhinai Srivastava, CEO and co-founder of Mashgin, “We’ve already saved people over 30 years of standing in line. We’re honored to work with the fantastic team at Couche-Tard to bring that savings around the world.”

Mashgin and Couche-Tard are both actively recruiting multiple roles to help innovate retail experiences. To apply for jobs at Mashgin click here, or to apply for jobs at Couche-Tard please click here.

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Dr Chris Senanayake of TCG GreenChem Inc Wins Two Business Worldwide Magazine CEO Awards

 

Pioneering scientist and business leader Dr Chris Senanayake PhD has won two 2022 Business Worldwide Magazine CEO Awards. The CEO and founder of TCG GreenChem Inc. was the outright winner in two categories: ‘Best CEO in the Pharmaceutical Industry – North America‘ & ‘Growth Strategy CEO of the Year – USA‘.

The awards seek to identify and honour the Most Respected C-level executives across the globe, from a variety of different sectors. They do not focus on a company’s success, as many do, but instead the spotlight is on the success of individuals who make the corporations tick– namely senior executives such as CEOs, Managing Directors, Directors, and senior-level management. The intention is to give a worthy individual the recognition they deserve, while using use their example to inspire other companies and business leaders to achieve similar success.

Dr Senanayake has forged an enviable reputation as one of the science world’s most inspirational leaders. His exceptional 30+ year career includes some of the biggest names in the pharmaceutical industry, including Dow Chemical, Merck, Sepracor, Boehringer Ingelheim, AstaGreen Chem, TCG GreenChem and TCG Lifesciences. As a trailblazer for frontier science and technologies, he combines scientific knowledge and expertise with an unbridled entrepreneurial spirit and business acumen. He also has a clear gift for developing people; acting as a trusted mentor for other scientists and harnessing a global pool of talent in the process.

Dr Senanayake founded AstaGreen Chem in the US, which became TGC GreenChem, Inc. in October 2019, with bases in Princeton South, New Jersey and Richmond, Virginia. The company’s vision is to catalyse the development of novel, effective and affordable drugs to treat unmet medical needs around the world. Its mission is to create one of best global Innovative Contract Development Organizations (CDMO) that partners with the pharmaceutical sector and wider industries, delivering innovative, integrated, accelerated, and economical services through green, sustainable technologies with a global footprint.

His leadership style is one of “servant leadership” and he leads by example, treating others with respect, honesty, and sincerity. He has directed many teams of scientists in the design and development of chemical processes leading to the commercialization of pharmaceutical drugs; acts as a senior advisor for the scientific and technical issues occurring in CMC (Chemistry Manufacturing & Control) and is a globally respected mentor. He has a history of delivering high complexity, high impact projects and developing lifesaving pharmaceuticals, and his team at TCG GreenChem Inc. use automated systems to speed up the design process of new drugs, improve accuracy and bring them to market faster than ever before.

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Buy Now, Pay Later Solutions to Unlock Growth Potential for B2B Companies

 

Zero-interest fees and flexible repayment plans are vital in boosting the global buy now, pay later (BNPL) market, according to Frost & Sullivan’s latest report. Emerging as an alternative credit payment approach, BNPL aims to meet the need of younger consumers who often have a limited credit history and low credit scores. The global BNPL market is expected to reach $656.34 billion by 2026 from $136.55 billion in 2021, registering exponential growth at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 36.9%.

For further information on this analysis, Global Buy Now, Pay Later Growth Opportunities, please click here.

“The increasing use of next-generation platforms in digital and e-Commerce spaces has revamped payment methods and enabled customers to control their spending,” explained Dewi Rengganis, Information & Communication Technology Industry Analyst at Frost & Sullivan. “The rise of BNPL can help satisfy consumers’ demand by offering faster credit financing with zero interest fees, compared to legacy payment methods that typically charge up to a 60% annual percentage rate (APR).”

Rengganis added: “Innovative solutions, such as customer-focused apps, point of sale (POS), and merchant commerce solutions, will be essential for facilitating the widespread adoption of BNPL. Data-driven platforms are crucial for delivering customer experience and driving the market growth.”

Customers’ surging adoption of BNPL methods presents the following growth opportunities for its market participants:

  • Business-to-business (B2B) credit product: B2B customers tend to make repeat purchases and have payment terms for more than 30 days. Businesses can improve their cash conversion cycle, increase revenue growth, streamline reconciliation tasks, and digitize trade credit processes.
  • Omnichannel technology and data collection: A holistic customer experience can be achieved through customer data collection. Creating a partnership with artificial intelligence (AI)-driven technology providers or building in-house data warehouse systems will aid BNPL providers in producing positive omnichannel experiences and a seamless customer shopping journey.
  • Expansion to emerging markets: The growing awareness of the BNPL methods in under-served regions provides ample opportunities for BNPL providers to expand to emerging markets and reach a larger customer and merchant base.

Global Buy Now, Pay Later Growth Opportunities is the latest addition to Frost & Sullivan’s ICT research and analyses available through the Frost & Sullivan Leadership Council, which helps organizations identify a continuous flow of growth opportunities to succeed in an unpredictable future.

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Gen-Zers ride bicycles to discover charm, vitality of Shenzhen

 

NEWS PROVIDED BY Jiandanshiji: A bike riding activity themed “Light Up A Green Future With Science And Technology” was held in Shenzhen, south China’s Guangdong Province on May 30, 2022.

The activity was joined by around 30 Gen-Zers, including four social media influencers from ChinaRussia, and Venezuela, participants to the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Youth Technology and Innovation Forum, and young representatives from all walks of life in Shenzhen.

Together, they visited landmarks in China’s reform and opening-up drive and the headquarters of Tencent, one of the world’s most valued internet firms.

They started from the Lianhuashan Park, where a bronze statue of Deng Xiaoping, the chief architect of China’s reform and opening-up, is located, and rode to the ferris wheel at the OCT Oh Bay via the Shekou Time Square, the Tencent Seafront Towers, and the Shenzhen Bay Park.

During the low-carbon and green tour, both Chinese and foreign Gen-Zers learned the history of Shenzhen’s reform and opening-up and experienced the young city’s technological development and innovation vitality.

After they hit the road, the Gen-Zers first visited the Tencent Seafront Towers, which is a test ground for new technologies such as Internet of Things (IoT) and artificial intelligence (AI), and then they rode through the Shekou Time Square, where they saw a giant poster with the slogan of “Time is money; efficiency is life” standing tall before the Shekou Industrial Zone.

In July 1979, the Shekou Industrial Zone began construction in Shenzhen, which fired the “first shot” of China’s reform and opening-up.

Amid a joyous atmosphere, the Gen-Zers visited the Shenzhen Bay Park, where they started to cycle along the coastline. Finally, they arrived at the destination—the ferris wheel at the OCT Oh Bay, where they experienced charm, innovation vitality and prosperity of Shenzhen as a modern city.

The activity was a warm-up for the SCO Youth Technology and Innovation Forum, which will be held in Shenzhen between May 31 and June 2. The forum aims to deepen friendly exchanges among the youngsters across the world in innovation cooperation, innovation education, talent training, agricultural development, rural poverty reduction, international health cooperation, information infrastructure construction and sustainable development.

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DDN Accelerates Enterprise Digital Transformation with Powerful AI Reference Architectures and Tight AI Ecosystem Integration

 

(ISC, Booth #C313) — DDN®, the global leader in artificial intelligence (AI) and multicloud data management solutions, today announced the DDN AI Data Hub, which improves AI success through integration with companies such as Run:ai and published reference architectures with companies such as Graphcore and Habana, an Intel Company. The DDN AI Data Hub is part of DDN’s continued initiative to simplify AI-driven digital transformation projects for enterprises.

Powerful and Easy to Use AI on a Single DDN Platform

With an integrated DDN A3I®  and Run:ai single pane of glass solution, customers can now optimize storage and data management to dynamically allocate infrastructure resources while accurately tracking IT resources.

“Our partnership with DDN is about supporting IT to simplify management of the full AI infrastructure stack, including storage, accelerators and orchestration,” said Omri Geller, CEO and co-founder of Run:ai. “We’re proud to work closely with DDN to help their customers get better utilization of GPU resources and speed up the time it takes to get AI initiatives to market.”

AI Compute, Storage Alliances and Reference Architectures

Optimized for accelerated AI workloads, DDN A3I solutions combined with Graphcore’s Bow processors and Intel Habana Labs’ Gaudi AI processors accelerate corporations’ digital transformation with high-performance, enhanced IT productivity and flexibility at any scale.

“DDN empowers organizations leveraging AI to dramatically enhance business value and insight, by merging computing, analytics and networks into a unified AI-enabled IT infrastructure,” said Dr. James Coomer, SVP for Products at DDN. “With DDN A3I enablement, platforms like Run:ai and compute systems based on Graphcore and Habana Labs become true enablers of value-add digital transformation.”

DDN has developed powerful and easy to implement reference architectures (RAs) for both Graphcore IPU Pod systems and the Supermicro x12 Gaudi AI Servers using Intel Habana Labs’ Gaudi Deep Learning Processors, which make configuration and deployment easier. The RAs also seamlessly integrate into enterprise IT infrastructures, quickly boosting capabilities for business insight and consistent and highly scalable data management. DDN recently won Intel’s Channel Partner of the Year award for this collaboration.

Joining DDN’s existing RAs with NVIDIA, these documents allow customers to understand how to ingrate and grow their AI infrastructure with simple blueprints. DDN is also working with several other AI accelerators on similar documents. With a data-centric approach to AI, companies can leverage DDN and its scalable AI platform as its AI Data Hub to connect all computing systems to one scalable storage repository. This approach reduces the movement and management of data to maximize AI, deep learning and analytics application performance.

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Elbit Systems Awarded $69 Million Contract to Provide EW Systems to a Country in Asia-Pacific

 

Elbit Systems Ltd. (NASDAQ:ESLT) (TASE: ESLT) (“Elbit Systems”) announced today that it was awarded a $69 million contract to supply Electronic Warfare (EW) capabilities to a country in Asia-Pacific. The contract will be delivered over a period of three years.

Oren Sabag, General Manager of Elbit Systems ISTAR & EW, said: “We witness a growing demand for our EW capabilities as militaries around the world increasingly recognize the importance of dominating the electromagnetic spectrum.”

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IFOY nominee Locus Robotics continues successful expansion and introduces new AMRs to its intelligent warehouse execution platform for end-to-end optimization

 

Locus Robotics, the leader in autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) for fulfillment warehouses, and 2022 IFOY nominee announced its expanded line of warehouse AMRs. These new form factors join the Locus Origin robot to form a comprehensive family of AMRs that meet a broad range of warehouse use cases from ecommerce, case-picking, and pallet-picking to scenarios requiring larger, heavier payloads to support the full range of product movement needs in today’s fulfillment and distribution warehouses.

“The new LocusBots allow us to further help our clients alleviate significant labor challenges and achieve optimal productivity by using the right bot for the job,” said Rick Faulk, CEO of Locus Robotics. “Locus continues to be the proven leader in developing highly productive and innovative AMR technology that efficiently solves our customers’ needs for total warehouse optimization, while delivering a fast time to value.”

The LocusBots are fully integrated within LocusOne, the intelligent, multi-bot warehouse orchestration platform that delivers predictable, efficient, and scalable productivity and cost optimization for all product movement within the four walls of the warehouse. The platform seamlessly centralizes and coordinates a dynamic, multi-bot fleet while also providing detailed, forward-looking, and actionable business intelligence and reporting for effective management and planning.

All LocusBots will be available through the company’s all-inclusive, Robots-as-a-Service (RaaS) pricing model and can be added to existing and new workflows, enabling operations to dynamically scale and adapt to changing market demands.

“The extended product family cements Locus’s position as the international industry AMR leader for the automation and digitalization of warehouses, distribution, and fulfillment centers,” said Denis Niezgoda, Vice President, Europe. “As operators work to meet increasing order volumes, labor shortages, and rising consumer expectations, Locus AMRs are able to deliver the right robot for the job to meet current – and future – market demands.”